Registered Racing Name: Lycius Two
Nick Name:Lazarus
Breed:Thoroughbred
Date of Birth:04/25/2001-Florida bred
Height: 16.2
Color: Blood Bay
Markings:Crescent moon shaped star.
Left hind: pastern and part of ankle white, higher in back, black spots on coronet
Right hind: pastern white, extending to ankle in back, black spot on inside coronet
Breeding: Sire “Lycius” out of “Sew Reasonable”
Favorite Treats:peppermints, carrots, apples, my hair, barrel water
Past occupation:Track Racing, he raced in over 40 claims races, and started 49 times. We think he raced for about 6 years before I rescued him, when he was dumped at a farm for the winter.
| Career Racing Summary: | |||||
| Starts | Firsts | Seconds | Thirds | Earnings | |
| 49 | 7 | 8 | 9 | $ 105,195 | |
The day we decided to rescue him, Sept 2008 ..my Husband meeting Lazarus for the 1st time.
Grabbing him from a pasture full of dumped OTTB's...sad, I still think of that little grey filly below that was in love with Lazarus and what happened to her.
Native Dancer is Laz's great great grandfather
Click HERE for Lazarus aka Lycius Two lineage:
In Oct of 2009, Laz got very ill (colic with high fever) which lead into laminitis in his hind hooves.
I almost lost him several times in our critical battle but things finally took a turn for the better in March of 2010.
Thanks to the many caring suggestions of my blog readers, who advised me to research alternative options and that started by taking him barefoot, put on turnout, and started researching into holistic options.
Grabbing him from a pasture full of dumped OTTB's...sad, I still think of that little grey filly below that was in love with Lazarus and what happened to her.
Lazarus: "who is this girl??"
Native Dancer is Laz's great great grandfather
Click HERE for Lazarus aka Lycius Two lineage:
In Oct of 2009, Laz got very ill (colic with high fever) which lead into laminitis in his hind hooves.
I almost lost him several times in our critical battle but things finally took a turn for the better in March of 2010.
Thanks to the many caring suggestions of my blog readers, who advised me to research alternative options and that started by taking him barefoot, put on turnout, and started researching into holistic options.
